Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Govt School Teacher's English Errors Spark Outrage, Expose Quality Concerns
A teacher in a government school in India was caught on video teaching students wrong English spellings.
This has upset many people because it shows that the quality of education in public schools might not be very good.
The teacher was suspended, but there are other problems in the school that need to be fixed.
A viral video shows a government teacher in Chhattisgarh teaching incorrect English spellings to students
The teacher misspelled 'Sunday' as 'Sanday', 'Wednesday' as 'Wensday', and other words
The teacher was suspended after the video gained traction on social media
The school has only two teachers, one of whom is often absent or drunk, according to villagers
Locals have complained about the teachers' behavior and lack of education quality, but no strict action was taken
- Who
- A government teacher in Chhattisgarh, India
- What
- Taught incorrect English spellings to students
- When
- The incident occurred and the video was posted is unknown
- Where
- A government primary school in Wadrafnagar, Balrampur district, Chhattisgarh
- Why
- Due to the teacher's lack of subject knowledge and the failure of surveillance mechanisms
Government's Role
Public's Expectation
Quality of Education
Government's Role
The government is responsible for ensuring quality education in public schools.
Public's Expectation
Parents and the public expect the government to uphold its duty and provide quality education to all children.
- Number of students
- 42
- Number of teachers
- 2
- Teacher's action
- Suspended for negligence and lack of subject knowledge